Team Member

sweetgreen is a culinary lifestyle brand dedicated to smartly-sourced, seasonal food, and to the commitment of living the sweetlife! Our food is delicious, healthy, and transparent, and we work with like-minded farmers and growers who value sustainability.

Position OverviewAs a team member you will be an ambassador of the sweetlife and sweetgreen's core values. You will be responsible for interacting with our guests and making sure that our in-store processes run as smoothly as possible. You will report to the Head Coach (General Manager) and Assistant Head Coach (Assistant General Manager), but will be empowered to make your own decisions that create the best overall experience for our guests.

About YouYou will be responsible for crafting thoughtful and personalized experiences for your guests. The goal is to leave people better off than when we found them. You must be a true team player, willing to get your hands dirty and do whatever it takes to keep your store running smoothly.

sweetgreen Benefits

A friendly, fun, and positive work environment, with a welcoming and supportive team

Competitive wages

A clear career path with opportunities for advancement and career development

Free sweetgreen gear and tenure rewards through our 'Shades of Green' program

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